Unbreak math/parmetis everywhere except FreeBSD 8

There were two issues with the previous commit.
  - LDFLAGS wsa missing -L argument for libc++
  - The libc++.so file is not actually a library, it's a linker script.
    Specifying libc++.so in LIB_DEPENDS causes the port to fail when
    it tries to install libc++ twice since it fails to recognize
    libc++.so as a library.

This doesn't fix FreeBSD breakage because it seems that it's missing
the C99 math function symbols.
net/bmon: Unbreak on DF (Not all BSDs have "BSD" in their name)
Partially revert r369644 temporarily (to add the OSVERSION=sysctl kern.osreldate)
as both FreshPorts and the portsnap INDEX need updates first.
- Update to 2.142720
- Cleanup PLIST

Changes:	http://search.cpan.org/dist/Net-CLI-Interact/Changes
- Use CONFLICTS_INSTALL instead of CONFLICTS
- Reformat pkg-descr
- Remove Author line
- Take maintainership
security/libbeid: Add <stdlib.h> header for malloc

The existing patch removed "<malloc.h>" but didn't provide "<stdlib.h>".
Adjust to compound patch to fix that oversight.

FWIW, the extra work to partially fix a patch is one reason I don't like
one-patch-many-files.  It's not the only reason.
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prompt_toolkit could be a replacement for readline, but it can be much more
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